- Location
- Hudson River Valley, NY
I'm leaving this here for anyone intrested.
When I got the ski, about a year later, I bought the Riva Grate. This doesn't look like the current Tri Loader, which has the back part trimmed back on the corners but this dates to 1998 probably-may have been the first scoop grate out for this ski, which I bought new in 1996.
Later, installed a Work 205. Kinda beat up now, but it's probably 10 seasons in.
New, is a Work 201. I usually don't have flat water, and got this one for giggles to see if it was better than the OG Riva.
The Riva pulled the ski down a bit too much, making it ride like a Kewasaki 800-buoys over bounce.
Interesting to see the Riva is a flat plate, and the Wor x is curved. The 201 and 205 have the same starting points and curves, just less of it for the 205.
When I got the ski, about a year later, I bought the Riva Grate. This doesn't look like the current Tri Loader, which has the back part trimmed back on the corners but this dates to 1998 probably-may have been the first scoop grate out for this ski, which I bought new in 1996.
Later, installed a Work 205. Kinda beat up now, but it's probably 10 seasons in.
New, is a Work 201. I usually don't have flat water, and got this one for giggles to see if it was better than the OG Riva.
The Riva pulled the ski down a bit too much, making it ride like a Kewasaki 800-buoys over bounce.
Interesting to see the Riva is a flat plate, and the Wor x is curved. The 201 and 205 have the same starting points and curves, just less of it for the 205.
